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You know, I wouldn't believe many of my stories had I not seen it firsthand, with mine own eyes. I worked (as a civilian) in the "back" of a max for a while, so I find them pretty easy to believe. Recall one inmate claiming the deep puncture wound in his leg was from being hit by a meteor...

Aloha! Well...scratch that SPOT off my list! (Mahalo DDWS!!! :D )...still SS PE Dragonfly, and ****...I just saw the avatar that loki88 chose to use and boy, now I gotta add that Civilian to my list...UGH! :rolleyes: God bless! PS: Paul, I STILL think it WAS you...LOL! ;) Taking the 5th on that one...

Hi loki, wonder if this linked to the problem that a bunch of us have been having here with attaching images to posts.

ceya wrote:the tie clip police model is smallest I think.

Think the tie clip verison of the Spyderkey is a hair smaller, but the Toad is certainly the smallest :spyder: with a pocket clip.

UK KEN wrote:Carlos

I am having trouble with my photos. When trying to upload I am getting a partial upload message at the top of the screen and am unable to proceed. :eek:

Can you or anyone else help please? This has been happening over the past three or four days.

Regards Ken

Same problem here.

Tan G10 Native - dual liners, ambi tip down waterfall clip, no Boye dent. Flat ground blade with fine traction grooves on the thumb rest and choil. I'd buy one of those in S90V in a heartbeat. :D Then again, I'd buy one of those in 440A in a heartbeat. :rolleyes:

Ok I want to get my wife a smaller knife for general stuff. She wants combo edge. I would prefer not SS handles for her and a pocket clip is a must. I think a delica might be too big. Any ideas Your specs do limit choices quite a bit. FRN ProGrip comes in combo edge and is smaller than the Delica, ...

I'll be getting an SS version soon so we'll see how she compares. Very neat video Rorschach! As far as the SS Kiwi goes, mine :spyder: drops easily, and did so even before I added a fob. As far as closing, the blades on all of mine except the Santa Fe dino bone will "droop" a bit if I sha...

bpfsu wrote:I asked for a Jigged Bone Kiwi and a Persian, we'll see if I get either

Welcome bpfsu, You can't go wrong with either, hope your wishes come true.

Welcome Lockback, Caly Jr is a great knife!

As for me, got lucky last night and nailed a UK Penknife on eBay. :cool:

May this season bring joy and the best of everything to all those at Spyderco, to my fellow forumites, and to your families and friends.
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You might want to consider putting the dot between the www and the name in the url.

If both those edges are anything like the single one on my BM42, your fingers are pretty safe. That knife arrived from the factory sharp as a bowling ball.

DAYWALKER wrote:Paul...Wow, a G10 Vesuvius in a lock back would be a cool EDC piece!!!

Sometimes Chad, I get the feeling we (all of us here) are playing an online version of the old "telephone" game. :eek: Where did "lock back" come from? :D

In my case I dislike FRN handles based on feel. They my last forever, be nearly indestructable and extremely affordable but my dislike of them is based on feel and to a certain extent looks. I, on the other hand, doubt that I would be to distinguish between identically finished G10, micarta, carbon...

I had the same one in PE till I traded it off to another forumite, so I can assure you they exist. But, just got a 2001 dealer catalog a few days ago. It is the first catalog where the Vesuvius is listed and it lists two versions, both with G10 scales, one with the "blue shell" inlay and o...

Assuming we're talking about a current production Endura, I agree with Daywalker. Difference, if any, would be slight and would probably favor the Goddard as the pivot pin is further from the edges of the handle. Have never handled an old style Endura, but if, like most of the other FRN clipped mode...

Does anyone know the difference between Zytel and fiberglass (if there is one)? Zytel is the brand name of FRN (fiberglass reinforced nylon) produced by one particular manufaturer. FRN is a tough, resilient, hard wearing and long lasting material, and has it's place. It is hardly "bottom of th...

[quote="UK KEN"]It looks like my wife has been right all along :eek: A collection of spiders is a clutter. :( I must get these cabinets built and filled! ] I hear you Ken, I was getting tired of the clutter myself. Lack the talent for building, but got lucky a couple weeks ago. Walmarts go...

My condolences Nico, to you and to your friend's family.

An excellent question which, for some odd reason, I cannot recall ever seeing an "official" answer to. Would be tempted, based on gross visual inspection when moving/removing clips, that the size and thread appears to vary from model to model and has possibly varied over time within a give...